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| 76,000 KRW | -1.17% |
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| 03:43am | S-Oil's First-Quarter Earnings Improved Sequentially; Below Expectations | DJ |
| 02:02am | S-Oil says Q2 refining margins to remain steady, then trend upward | RE |
SEOUL (Reuters) - S-Oil Corp, South Korea's third-biggest refiner, said on Tuesday that it has signed a contract to sell a total of 2.61 trillion won ($2.32 billion) worth of refined oil products to Saudi Aramco's trading arm.
S-Oil, whose top shareholder is Saudi Aramco, said in a regulatory filing that it will supply up to 17 million barrels of diesel, up to 13 million barrels of naphtha and up to 12 million barrels of jet fuel to Aramco Trading Singapore under the contract, valid between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2019.
(Reporting By Ju-min Park and Jane Chung; editing by Richard Pullin)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
|---|---|---|
| +9.20% | 6.37B | |
| +12.39% | 223B | |
| +12.58% | 108B | |
| +17.36% | 103B | |
| +32.64% | 71.89B | |
| +13.60% | 66.79B | |
| +26.83% | 55.06B | |
| +32.11% | 28.14B | |
| -10.78% | 21.04B | |
| +9.63% | 19.56B |
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